In Prison Escape Simulator Dig Out the player controls an inmate whose main objective is to create a hidden tunnel leading out of the prison. The first step is to inspect the cell for a discreet digging location. This could be under the bed, behind a movable object, or beneath the toilet. The player must avoid drawing attention, as guards patrol at regular intervals and can inspect cells without warning. Any visible sign of digging can result in the loss of all progress, so the start of the escape requires careful preparation and patience.
Gathering Tools And Guidance
No escape is possible without the right tools, and these must be obtained from limited prison resources. The player can search the cell for improvised digging equipment or negotiate trades with other inmates to get more efficient tools. In rare cases, some guards might be willing to supply equipment in return for valuables. Digging without light is impossible, so the player also needs to secure reliable lighting. Notes, markings, or hidden messages discovered in the prison may give important information about the safest digging routes and possible weak points in the walls or floor.
· Pick a well-hidden digging location
· Acquire or trade for efficient digging tools
· Keep reliable lighting for underground work
· Follow clues found in hidden messages
· Conceal tools between digging sessions
Strengthening The Hideout
To protect the tunnel from discovery, the player can modify the cell to hide signs of activity. This may involve adding covers to the tunnel entrance, replacing flooring with easily removable sections, or using containers to manage soil removal. These changes reduce the risk of exposure during inspections and give the player more time to progress underground. Using the in-game currency earned from tasks or trades, the player can invest in better concealment methods and storage solutions, ensuring the tunnel stays undetected.
Maintaining Supplies And Space
A successful escape depends on having enough supplies to continue working without interruption. The player must store food, water, and energy-restoring items inside the cell, while keeping enough room for digging activities. Storage solutions like shelves, boxes, and small refrigerators help keep the cell organized. An orderly workspace allows for faster tunnel progress while preventing clutter that could draw attention from guards.
Staying Invisible Until Completion
The final phase of the escape is the most dangerous. Guards may notice unusual patterns in behavior, leftover soil, or changes in the cell’s layout. If caught, the player risks losing all tools, having the tunnel destroyed, or being transferred to a stricter facility. Success requires moving carefully, digging only when safe, and maintaining a perfectly concealed workspace. With consistent caution and precise execution, the inmate can finish the tunnel and escape without ever being detected.
